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Harlequin Historical Summer Beach Bag Giveaway!

Our Harlequin Historical Romance authors are at it again! They’re hosting a Historical Summer Beach Bag Giveaway–full of prizes, fun and excitement.

Once again, the Harlequin Historical authors have teamed up to give away a Kindle Fire (or highest valued Kindle in your country). Each participating author will have an activity planned on their website for their special day. You may be asked to comment on a blog, do a scavenger hunt, or visit a Facebook page. For each day you participate, your name will be entered into the Grand Prize drawing.

At the end of the month on June 29, one day from the calendar will be randomly selected. One of the entrants from that day will then be randomly selected to win the grand prize of a Kindle Fire (or whichever equivalent product is available in your region).

Check the calendar below for the list of authors who are participating. Visit their website for the activity they have planned on each day; remember the more days you visit, the better your chances! So follow the calendar and enjoy the summer beach bag giveaway!

Check the Harlequin Community for more information!

Jun 04, 2012
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Harlequin Historical Summer Beach Bag Giveaway!

Our Harlequin Historical Romance authors are at it again! They’re hosting a Historical Summer Beach Bag Giveaway–full of prizes, fun and excitement.

Once again, the Harlequin Historical authors have teamed up to give away a Kindle Fire (or highest valued Kindle in your country). Each participating author will have an activity planned on their website for their special day. You may be asked to comment on a blog, do a scavenger hunt, or visit a Facebook page. For each day you participate, your name will be entered into the Grand Prize drawing.

At the end of the month on June 29, one day from the calendar will be randomly selected. One of the entrants from that day will then be randomly selected to win the grand prize of a Kindle Fire (or whichever equivalent product is available in your region).

Check the calendar below for the list of authors who are participating. Visit their website for the activity they have planned on each day; remember the more days you visit, the better your chances! So follow the calendar and enjoy the summer beach bag giveaway!

Check the Harlequin Community for more information!

Jun 04, 2012
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Harlequin Historical Summer Beach Bag Giveaway!

Our Harlequin Historical Romance authors are at it again! They’re hosting a Historical Summer Beach Bag Giveaway–full of prizes, fun and excitement.

Once again, the Harlequin Historical authors have teamed up to give away a Kindle Fire (or highest valued Kindle in your country). Each participating author will have an activity planned on their website for their special day. You may be asked to comment on a blog, do a scavenger hunt, or visit a Facebook page. For each day you participate, your name will be entered into the Grand Prize drawing.

At the end of the month on June 29, one day from the calendar will be randomly selected. One of the entrants from that day will then be randomly selected to win the grand prize of a Kindle Fire (or whichever equivalent product is available in your region).

Check the calendar below for the list of authors who are participating. Visit their website for the activity they have planned on each day; remember the more days you visit, the better your chances! So follow the calendar and enjoy the summer beach bag giveaway!

Check the Harlequin Community for more information!

Jun 04, 2012
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Book Trailer: Wicked Nights by Gena Showalter

by Amy Wilkins, Harlequin Digital

From

Jun 04, 2012
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Author Caitlin Crews on “The Replacement Wife”

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Jun 04, 2012
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Big day for the Peregrine Hatchlings!

If you notice some strange activity on the Harlequin Peregrine cam today, don’t be alarmed. The three rare peregrine hatchlings born across from Harlequin’s Toronto world headquarters will be temporarily removed from the nest box to be banded and named in a ceremony at Harlequin’s offices on June 4, 2012.

The banding ceremony will be led by representatives from the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Canadian Peregrine Foundation, with Harlequin’s staff and tenants from 220 Don Mills (the building where the nest box is located) in attendance.

Stay tuned to find out what the hatchlings were named and to see photos from the banding.


photo credit: Kathryn Bailey

Jun 04, 2012
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Big day for the Peregrine Hatchlings!

If you notice some strange activity on the Harlequin Peregrine cam today, don’t be alarmed. The three rare peregrine hatchlings born across from Harlequin’s Toronto world headquarters will be temporarily removed from the nest box to be banded and named in a ceremony at Harlequin’s offices on June 4, 2012.

The banding ceremony will be led by representatives from the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Canadian Peregrine Foundation, with Harlequin’s staff and tenants from 220 Don Mills (the building where the nest box is located) in attendance.

Stay tuned to find out what the hatchlings were named and to see photos from the banding.


photo credit: Kathryn Bailey

Jun 04, 2012
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Big day for the Peregrine Hatchlings!

If you notice some strange activity on the Harlequin Peregrine cam today, don’t be alarmed.The three rare peregrine hatchlings born across from Harlequin’s Toronto world headquarters will be temporarily removed from the nest box to be banded and named in a ceremony at Harlequin’s offices on June 4, 2012.

The banding ceremony will be led by representatives from the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Canadian Peregrine Foundation, with Harlequin’s staffand tenants from 220 Don Mills (the building where the nest box is located) in attendance.

Stay tuned to find out what the hatchlings were named and to see photos from the banding.


photo credit: Kathryn Bailey

Jun 04, 2012
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Wearing Your Harlequin on Your Sleeve

by visual artist Carrie Ann Schumacher, creator of the (first-ever?) Harlequin dress

In February 2011, while chatting about an unrelated topic, a classmate randomly interjected about a mutual friend, “We need to find a nice boy for Desi.  I think the boy she was seeing in college completely broke her heart.”

I found this hilarious because not a single word of it was true. Naturally, I told Desi, and it became a running joke between the two of us.  Whenever we’d bring it up, we’d use her full name, Desiree, of course, because it was all the more poetic and melodramatic.  “Desiree and the Boy Who Broke Her Heart”: it was so catchy, and had all the makings of country songs, epic love stories, and, though I didn’t recognize it just yet, a dress.

[email protected].  Several new dress sculptures are in the works – contact her with your ideas for a special project.

Jun 01, 2012
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Sarah Morgan on her Sizzling Sicilian….

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Jun 01, 2012
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Wearing Your Harlequin on Your Sleeve

by visual artist Carrie Ann Schumacher, creator of the (first-ever?) Harlequin dress

In February 2011, while chatting about an unrelated topic, a classmate randomly interjected about a mutual friend, “We need to find a nice boy for Desi.  I think the boy she was seeing in college completely broke her heart.”

I found this hilarious because not a single word of it was true. Naturally, I told Desi, and it became a running joke between the two of us.  Whenever we’d bring it up, we’d use her full name, Desiree, of course, because it was all the more poetic and melodramatic.  “Desiree and the Boy Who Broke Her Heart”: it was so catchy, and had all the makings of country songs, epic love stories, and, though I didn’t recognize it just yet, a dress.

[email protected].  Several new dress sculptures are in the works – contact her with your ideas for a special project.

Jun 01, 2012
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Harlequin’s New Paranormal Releases for June 2012

by Amy Wilkins, Harlequin Digital

Summer is here, but there maybe there are still a few shadows out here with vampires, immortals, fallen angels and more waiting to steal your heart. Find them in these paranormal romances hitting shelves this month from Harlequin!

May 31, 2012
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Harlequin Blog News RoundUP: May 31, 2012

Read on for your weekly dose of Harlequin news!

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HARLEQUIN.COM: RIVETING READS! We’ve handpicked some titles you just can’t miss! Stock up, relax and enjoy the best of the best in our Riveting Reads! (Enjoy these titles in print books, too!)
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May 31, 2012
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Harlequin Blog News RoundUP: May 31, 2012

Read on for your weekly dose of Harlequin news!

The HARLEQUIN APP is available on your phones for FREE!

Android ► http://bit.ly/GUa7iC
iPhone/iTouch/iPad ► http://bit.ly/iIsiSM
DOWNLOAD NOW!!!

HARLEQUIN COMMUNITY: Chat about ALL the genres CARINA PRESS publishes in the Harlequin Community. Which Carina genres do YOU enjoy?

HERE ► httphttp://bit.ly/KyUb6d

HARLEQUIN.COM: RIVETING READS! We’ve handpicked some titles you just can’t miss! Stock up, relax and enjoy the best of the best in our Riveting Reads! (Enjoy these titles in print books, too!)
START SHOPPING ► http://bit.ly/MZtclE

http://youtu.be/RmEnV2BACig

May 31, 2012
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Secret Identities & Princess Twins! by Jane Porter

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May 30, 2012
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Dark Kiss Blog Tour: Things With Wings by Michelle Rowen

Michelle Rowen, author

May 29, 2012
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Love is Murder: Sandra Brown on her new thriller anthology

“If a person is known by the company she keeps, then the company of the30 romance and suspense writers in this stellar all-original anthologyspeaks volumes about bestseller Brown. Chockablock with nifty plottwists, these stories aren’t to be missed.”- Publishers Weekly STARREDreview

Sandra Brown‘s direct, engaging voice has won her a legion of fans, andnow she’s turned that voice to the role of editor.  Her fabulous forwardand witty, clever introductions will draw you into this anthology asshe shares her thoughts on today’s finest thriller writers.

We had a chance to catch up with Sandra, to find out how her creative mind works and what inspires her.

1. Name five things you must have nearby while writing/editing.

I suppose I should say “reference books,” or something intellectual likethat.  But, in truth, I have a cup of French Vanilla Café on a warmer, ascented candle burning somewhere in the room, fresh flowers somewherein the room, a cardigan for when the a/c comes on too cool, and roastedbut unsalted almonds to munch on for energy.  I’m all about creaturecomfort!

2. What literary character would you like to invite to a dinner party?

Well, not Hannibal Lecter.  The first name that popped into my mind was Darcy of PRIDE AND PREJUDICE.  After all, 200 years later, he continuesto be the basis of many romantic heroes, so our fascination with himlives on.

3. What is your favorite bad habit?

Daydreaming.  Although, it’s essential to writing fiction, isn’t it?

4. What do you like to do when you are not working?

Reading is still my favorite pastime.  I read several hours a night.  Myhusband and I also enjoy time spent with family and friends.  We go on several mini-vacations throughout the year.

5. Where do you draw from to write the emotionally charged scenes in your books?

From the characters.  And I don’t mean that in a glib way.  The scenesin my first draft aren’t as “emotionally charged” as they are by thetime I’ve finished the book.  In that first draft, the characters and Iare still becoming acquainted.  I don’t yet know how one will react toanger, fear, jealousy. . .name an emotion.  The characters graduallyreveal aspects of their personality to me, so that, hopefully, by thetime I’ve finished the book, all their emotional responses ring truebecause they came from the characters themselves.  I didn’t impose them.

It was a pleasure having Sandra Brown join us on the blog this week. Do you enjoy thrillers? What is it about this genre that gets your pulse pounding?

May 29, 2012
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Love is Murder: Sandra Brown on her new thriller anthology

“If a person is known by the company she keeps, then the company of the30 romance and suspense writers in this stellar all-original anthologyspeaks volumes about bestseller Brown. Chockablock with nifty plottwists, these stories aren’t to be missed.”- Publishers Weekly STARREDreview

Sandra Brown‘s direct, engaging voice has won her a legion of fans, andnow she’s turned that voice to the role of editor.  Her fabulous forwardand witty, clever introductions will draw you into this anthology asshe shares her thoughts on today’s finest thriller writers.

We had a chance to catch up with Sandra, to find out how her creative mind works and what inspires her.

1. Name five things you must have nearby while writing/editing.

I suppose I should say “reference books,” or something intellectual likethat.  But, in truth, I have a cup of French Vanilla Café on a warmer, ascented candle burning somewhere in the room, fresh flowers somewherein the room, a cardigan for when the a/c comes on too cool, and roastedbut unsalted almonds to munch on for energy.  I’m all about creaturecomfort!

2. What literary character would you like to invite to a dinner party?

Well, not Hannibal Lecter.  The first name that popped into my mind was Darcy of PRIDE AND PREJUDICE.  After all, 200 years later, he continuesto be the basis of many romantic heroes, so our fascination with himlives on.

3. What is your favorite bad habit?

Daydreaming.  Although, it’s essential to writing fiction, isn’t it?

4. What do you like to do when you are not working?

Reading is still my favorite pastime.  I read several hours a night.  Myhusband and I also enjoy time spent with family and friends.  We go on several mini-vacations throughout the year.

5. Where do you draw from to write the emotionally charged scenes in your books?

From the characters.  And I don’t mean that in a glib way.  The scenesin my first draft aren’t as “emotionally charged” as they are by thetime I’ve finished the book.  In that first draft, the characters and Iare still becoming acquainted.  I don’t yet know how one will react toanger, fear, jealousy. . .name an emotion.  The characters graduallyreveal aspects of their personality to me, so that, hopefully, by thetime I’ve finished the book, all their emotional responses ring truebecause they came from the characters themselves.  I didn’t impose them.

It was a pleasure having Sandra Brown join us on the blog this week. Do you enjoy thrillers? What is it about this genre that gets your pulse pounding?

May 28, 2012
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Excerpt: A Secret Disgrace, by Penny Jordan

by Amy Wilkins, Harlequin Digital

May 28, 2012
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Harlequin Facebook Livestream Event with Kristan Higgins

Join us for an exclusive LIVE VIDEO EVENT with New York Times bestselling author KRISTAN HIGGINS!

Where: Harlequin Facebook Livestream
When: May 30th 1pm ET / 11 am PT

KRISTAN WILL TALK ABOUT:
The Release of SOMEBODY TO LOVE
Sneak Peek of Kristan’s new March 2013 Book with Access to an ExclusiveExcerpt!
Fan Q&A
Giveaway – Signed Copy of SOMEBODY TO LOVE!

Do you have a question for Kristan?
Send them to us before Tuesday May 29th 12PM EST through:
Leave a comment on the blog, post it on Harlequin Facebook OR through Twitter using the hashtag #HarlequinLive

See You There!

May 26, 2012
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